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Have any of you attended law school and found yourself in love or in a relationship?

SwollenMonkey wrote:Have any of you attended law school and found yourself in love or in a relationship?

Nobody who goes to LS is special. Many are "special", though.

+1 for making "in love" OR "in a relationship" two separate options.

0L, so no legit non-snarky answer here.

rayiner wrote:

SwollenMonkey wrote:Have any of you attended law school and found yourself in love or in a relationship?

Nobody who goes to LS is special. Many are "special", though.

+1.

I've always wondered whether women who failed to get their MRS degree in undergrad extend their "education" by attending LS and other post-grad programs. Is this a prevalent phenomenon?

I'd figure it would be, considering how many people want to delay adulthood through more college. Some people just don't ever want to have a real job.

HBK wrote:I've always wondered whether women who failed to get their MRS degree in undergrad extend their "education" by attending LS and other post-grad programs. Is this a prevalent phenomenon?

Any girl who takes the LSAT just to get married would have to be especially desperate.

blerg wrote: Any girl who takes the LSAT just to get married would have to be especially desperate.

scottstot wrote:

blerg wrote: Any girl who takes the LSAT just to get married would have to be especially desperate.

touche

By second semester, tons of people in my section paired up... me included. BU has the most section-cest I've ever heard of.

HBK wrote:I've always wondered whether women who failed to get their MRS degree in undergrad extend their "education" by attending LS and other post-grad programs. Is this a prevalent phenomenon?

I'd figure it would be, considering how many people want to delay adulthood through more college. Some people just don't ever want to have a real job.

Maybe this is considered getting a MRS doctorate or masters or something.

I met a girl named Prudence. Juris Prudence.

/try the fish, tip your waiter.

Blindmelon wrote:By second semester, tons of people in my section paired up... me included. BU has the most section-cest I've ever heard of.

I've heard stories from Diana341. BU sounds like a giant orgy.

rayiner wrote:

Blindmelon wrote:By second semester, tons of people in my section paired up... me included. BU has the most section-cest I've ever heard of.

I've heard stories from Diana341. BU sounds like a giant orgy.

*Looking at phone, hoping it rings...*

HBK wrote:I've always wondered whether women who failed to get their MRS degree in undergrad extend their "education" by attending LS and other post-grad programs. Is this a prevalent phenomenon?

I'd figure it would be, considering how many people want to delay adulthood through more college. Some people just don't ever want to have a real job.

I know of two girls that are just passing time waiting to land a dude, probably more like 4 or 5 actually but 2 confirmed. The problem is that most of the guys at my school are either freaks or married, so the girls are pissed.

A'nold wrote:

HBK wrote:I've always wondered whether women who failed to get their MRS degree in undergrad extend their "education" by attending LS and other post-grad programs. Is this a prevalent phenomenon?

I'd figure it would be, considering how many people want to delay adulthood through more college. Some people just don't ever want to have a real job.

I know of two girls that are just passing time waiting to land a dude, probably more like 4 or 5 actually but 2 confirmed. The problem is that most of the guys at my school are either freaks or married, so the girls are pissed.

What do you mean "freaks"?

christ, what is this, 1800? i'm sorry dude...but more women are getting graduate degrees than men in many, many fields right now, and it's not because they are all trying to get MARRIED! with the way things are going, you men ought to try out for some MR degrees, cause your wives are going to be the ones supporting you later on!

/end rant.

HBK wrote:I've always wondered whether women who failed to get their MRS degree in undergrad extend their "education" by attending LS and other post-grad programs. Is this a prevalent phenomenon?

I'd figure it would be, considering how many people want to delay adulthood through more college. Some people just don't ever want to have a real job.

OP this thread was great for a laugh. You must be a 0L

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scottstot wrote:

blerg wrote: Any girl who takes the LSAT just to get married would have to be especially desperate.

Which would be really funny, but despite what you think of her politics and whatnot: she went to Yale, was a successful litigator, a senator, and is now the secretary of state. Desperate for power, not for a husband.

rayiner wrote:

Blindmelon wrote:By second semester, tons of people in my section paired up... me included. BU has the most section-cest I've ever heard of.

I've heard stories from Diana341. BU sounds like a giant orgy.

I'm fairly certain...FAIRLY CERTAIN, that the student rep who called me from BU was flirting with me by the end of our conversation.

I'm bringing my laptop, blacks law dictionary, and a lot of condoms.

Blindmelon wrote:By second semester, tons of people in my section paired up... me included. BU has the most section-cest I've ever heard of.

:Kicking self for not applying to BU:

scottstot wrote:

blerg wrote: Any girl who takes the LSAT just to get married would have to be especially desperate.

The marriage was just a front. Chick's a dyke

Blindmelon wrote:By second semester, tons of people in my section paired up... me included. BU has the most section-cest I've ever heard of.

Is this a great idea, though? I love my classmates and would do anything for them... anything except date them. Even dating Columbians strikes me as dangerous, though they like us, and my classmates like them.

I should've learned my lesson, though, about dating anyone else in law school. Unfortunately, I am incorrigible. I probably never will.

OperaSoprano wrote:

Blindmelon wrote:By second semester, tons of people in my section paired up... me included. BU has the most section-cest I've ever heard of.

Is this a great idea, though? I love my classmates and would do anything for them... anything except date them. Even dating Columbians strikes me as dangerous, though they like us, and my classmates like them.

I should've learned my lesson, though, about dating anyone else in law school. Unfortunately, I am incorrigible. I probably never will.

do columbia chicks go with fordham dudes or is it only the other way around? ya know its nyc and youre either a climber or you arent

chitown825 wrote:OP this thread was great for a laugh. You must be a 0L

i am 0L.

I have one scholarship of $24k and waiting on another of 24k to 30k and plan to start on Fall '10.